Johns Hopkins University - Hullabaloo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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0 EDITORS. WALDO NENVCOMER, Chairman. WALTER HERRON TAYLOR. JOHN GEORGE SADTLER. ALBERT BERNHARDT FAUST. ROBERT TUNSTAI.L TAYLOR. BENJAMIN BITTINGER SHREEVES. LEONARD MAGRUDER PASSANO

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EDITORIAL. V The class of '89 is about to leave the college halls and go forth into the world. Each and every member takes in his hand a copy of The .Debzziafzfe and his diploma fwe name them in order of im- portance and hope that neither will be omittedj and feels fully pre- paredito join the graduates coming at this time from other colleges to dazzle the world in its ignorance by the light of their own supe- rior wisdom. A few months will doubtless be sufficient to convince most of us that there really are a few things to be learned and a few persons towards whom we must not be too condescending, but until then we are proud-proud of ourselves, proud of our record, and, above all, proud to be the first class of johns Hopkins Univer- sity to fulfil the wish of job: Oh that mine adversary had written a book. If any flaw regarded us as enemies, may they, in the pages which follow, find nothing to increase their enmity but rather words to cause the frown to give place to a smile, for yes, gentle reader, one or two things in this book are intended as jokes, per- haps you can tell which. Read it carefully then and reserve un- favorable criticism until you have had time for mature refiection. Complaints will be willingly received after June 15, at the office, but the editors will be out of town. The editors do not desire to be held personally responsible for the correctness in every detail of contributed articles, witness the confiicting accounts given by '89 and '90 of the one event com- mon to the histories of both classes. What editor would dare assert that both were correct or risk his life by denying either? The fair Debufanie takes this opportunity to thank all those who have so cordially rendered assistance in the preparation for her debut. In her name we extend our thanks to Dr. A. J. Volck who has kindly sketched the frontispiece, to President D. C. Gilman for his article on the University, to Prof. H. A. Rowland for photograph of the University buildings, to the classes of '90 and '91 for the history and cut given by each, to the Fraternity Chapters, and finally to a-ll those who have so willingly availed themselves of all opportunities to render assistance and have encouraged us by their enthusiasm. 3